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Blawg Directory: Law Practice Management

I Heart Tech
"A legal technology blog helping lawyers and their staff improve their relationship with technology one tip at a time."
InFocus
"Updates on the latest endeavors in trial consulting, graphics and support."
Virtual Assistance
"Virtual assistance for today's attorney."
Lawyer Marketing
"A blog dedicated to legal marketing, client development, and technology for law firms. You’ll find informative posts on topics that affect you on a daily basis, including legal marketing, client development, and technology for law firms."
Set in Style
"About attorneys as authors and law firms as publishers. Interviews with attorneys who have been successful authors or bloggers."
Bow Tie Law’s Blog
"About e-discovery issues in litigation, including the application of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and Federal Rules of Evidence to technology, Web 2.0, text messages, instant messages and applying traditional legal principles to 21st-century realities."
eLawyering Blog
"Reports on developments in eLawyering, virtual law practice, virtual law firms, and virtual lawyers. Monitors developments in technology, online legal services, unbundled legal services, and ethical issues that affect the delivery of legal services online."
Official Clio Blog
The latest opinions, news and announcements about the Clio suite of practice management tools targeted specifically at the needs of sole practitioners and small firms.
AttorneySync Marketing Blog
"A discussion for search engine marketing, search engine optimization, and legal matching services for lawyers. The blawg will also discuss various other law firm marketing topics."
RainmakerLawyer
"Focuses on providing information to attorneys that will help them make more money with less effort. Updated daily, the website has fresh information about what is work and what doesn't work in building relationships with clients."
7 Questions The Law Series
Links to the author's interviews with "people that have a vested interest in the legal system, profession and society" that he has written for MileHive.
Law Firm and Attorney SEO and Internet Marketing
"It's all about lead generation." Internet marketing for lawyers.
The Published Lawyer
"A blog for lawyers interested in freelance writing and getting published."
The Legal Techie
"Technology is ever-changing. Every day, hardware is invented, software is created, and technology is moving forward. There will inevitably be issues regarding ethics, professionalism, and more. This blawg seeks to keep readers up to date with the latest collisions between the legal profession and technology."
VMO
Posts cover how law firms should be using social media to attract and serve clients.
Myrland Marketing Minutes
Posts cover how lawyers can market themselves with social media and other skills and tools.
Mass. LOMAP: Law Practice Advisor
Practice management issues, including software options as well as more general advice. Also, Massachusetts law and supreme court guidelines and Massachusetts Bar Association events.
Legal Practice Pro
"Why listen to a marketing 'guru' who's never practiced law? Jay S. Fleischman, New York bankruptcy and consumer protection lawyer, practices what he preaches. Plus, he's his own guinea pig, so you get advice that produces results."
DuetsBlog
"DuetsBlog was born out of the chasm that can divide legal and marketing types. Sometimes this separation can be explained by the difference between left and right brain dominance. Sometimes it is driven by arrogance or rigidity. Sometimes Dr. No is the root of the problem, standing in the way of progress and stifling important business goals. Other times, simple oversight is the culprit. Whatever the reason, this divergence can be a formidable obstacle to early coordination, planning, and dialogue between legal and marketing teams. When this happens, most certainly the opportunity for an organization to be strategic, create and own great value, and protect it, is diminished, if not lost altogether. DuetsBlog is our effort to facilitate a more ambidextrous approach and promote early—and very graceful—collaborations among legal and marketing teams."
Michael Morse’s Blog
"Technology and management for law firms."